Nawaz goes on vacations !

[Leader]

 

[Counter-Errorist]

Vacationing in desert resort: PM takes time out from tiring routine – The Express Tribune

LAHORE: Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif has headed to an old favoured haunt, the Whispering Hills Rest House in Bahawalpur, seeking a break from the business of state.

A close aide told The Express Tribune that the premier has been visiting the rest house since the 1980s, first vacationing there when he was sports advisor the then Punjab governor, Mian Ghulam Jilani. His itinerary includes a hunt in the Cholistan desert and an open-air dinner, accompanied by local music.

On Wednesday afternoon, the prime minister and a tight-knit circle of friends and party office-bearers lunched at the resort. Established in 1989, Whispering Hills is located in Lal Suhanra National Park, one of the largest in Pakistan.

The resort, built by Nawaz, was initially private but later opened to the public. Its grounds include an artificial lake, a boating facility and lush trees. An aide to the prime minister said he preferred vacationing here instead of travelling outside Pakistan.

During his visit, Nawaz is joined by friends and local politicians as well as princes from Gulf states camped in the desert during hunts. Hunts include the nilgai, deer, urial, chinkara and blackbuck.

District police officers of Bahawalpur and Rahim Yar Khan, and Rangers are providing security for the three days. PML-N’s Parliamentary Secretary on Information Rana Muhammad Arshad said Nawaz will meet representatives of South Punjab during the trip before returning on Friday.

Earlier Sharif spent the day in Bahawalpur seeing various development projects, including the Quaid-e-Azam Solar Park, the coal-based power plant at Rahim Yar Khan and the Nuclear Power Plant at Ahmedpur Shirqia.

 

[Leader]

Vacationing in desert resort: PM takes time out from tiring routine

Vacationing in desert resort: PM takes time out from tiring routine – The Express Tribune

 

[Counter-Errorist]

Politics aside. Give the guy a little break. It's not like the country would stop functioning without him.

 

[third eye]

Politics aside. Give the guy a little break. It's not like the country would stop functioning without him.

Thats right .

Everyone needs a break.

Nations run with or without leaders. In S Asia they probably would run better without them !

 

[araz]

And we need a break from HIM!!!
Araz

 

[jarves]

HUH???
So you people expect him to work 24 into 7????

 

[Luftwaffe]

I think he should take some time off rest after all online/wire transfers, buying lands and villas in last few months in various countries, selling/buying shares, bonds and so on it was a tiring job for him and his family time to take man vs wild break.

By: wazarat e sehat.

 

[faisal6309]

Was this one of the Taliban's demand??

 

[Rahi812]

Thats right .

Everyone needs a break.

Nations run with or without leaders. In S Asia they probably would run better without them !

I agree with you. These countries are better off without these politicians.

One mistake we often do, by mentioning them as leaders. They are just politicians not the leaders.

 

[third eye]

I agree with you. These countries are better off without these politicians.

One mistake we often do, by mentioning them as leaders. They are just politicians not the leaders.

Very well said !

 

[Leader]

Politics aside. Give the guy a little break. It's not like the country would stop functioning without him.

thanks

 

[alibaz]

And now in Murree

 

[Khan_patriot]

Well he does need a break, not negotiating with the Taliban must be tiring work....

 

[airmarshal]

Its a good thing indeed. A healthy step.

Look at the world leaders. They go on vacations too. Why all our PMs' have to be so uptight and sombre that cant enjoy any vacation?

This is a good initiative especially as Mr Sharif stayed in the country to vacation which gives a good positive signal. Well done!